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This discography is a non-commercial labor-of-love and is in no way associated with any business firm. All I know about the resp. artist's / label's musical output is shown on this page. To purchase out-of-print records I recommend an ebay, gemm or google search. And - sorry for that - I have not the time to answer any e-mails asking me about further information, let alone duplicating out-of-print recordings I happen to own.Stefan Wirz www.wirz.de |

Allan Block (left) with Tom Stocky and John Kirk (source: John & Trish website)
| # | year of release | title | label # / notes |
| 1 | 1964 | Old Time Banjo Project

Allan Block, Bill Vanaver, Ralph Smith, Rory Block
- Old Molly Hare
John Cohen, Penny Cohen
- John Booker
Bill Vanaver
- Ramblin' Hobo
Bob Siggins, Allan Block
- Old Jimmy Sutton
Hank Schwartz
- Brighter Day
Peter Siegel
- Waterbound
Allan Block, Walter Gundy, Bill Vanaver, Eric Thompson
- Chicken Reel
John Cohen
- Pateroller Song
Hank Schwartz
- Johnson & Dixon
Winnie Winston
- Twinkle, Twickle, Little Star
Bob Siggins
- Skillet Good And Greasy
Winnie Winston, Walter Gundy, Eric Thompson
- Reuben's Train

Peter Siegel, Allan Block, Ralph Smith
Mississippi Sawyer
Winnie Winston
- Spanish Fandango
Peter Siegel, John Cohen
- Bill Mason
Bill Vanaver, Allan Block, Rory Block
- Colored Aristocracy
Peter Siegel
- Soldier's Joy
John Cohen, Penny Cohen
- John Johanna
Winnie Winston
- John Henry
Bob Siggins, Bill Vanaver
- Don't You Cry, Melinda
Hank Schwartz, John Cohen
- Banging Breakdown
Peter Siegel, John Cohen
I Don't Reckon That'll Happen Again
John Cohen
- Last Chance
Bill Vanaver, Ralph Smith
- Paddie On The Turnpike
|  Elektra EKL-276 (mono) = EKS-7276 (stereo)
| | 2 | 196? | String Band Project

Uncle Willie's Brandy Sniffers
- Hellelujah To The Lamb
- The Burial Of Wild Bill
Stu Jamieson Boys
- All Aroound The Mountain
- Been All Around The World
Phil Boroff
- Cocaine
The Dry City Scat Band
- Baldheaded End Of The Broom
- Jealous
Uncle Willie's Brandy Sniffers
- What Will I Do For My Money's All Gone
- I Got A Gal In Baltimore

John & Penny Cohen with Bob Mamis
- Sugar Hill
John Cohen with Bob Mamis
- Chilly Winds
John & Penny Cohen with Bob Mamis
- Ragtime Annie
The Mother Bay State Entertainers
- Red Rockin' Chair
- Billy In The Low Ground
- Train On The Island
The Spontaneous String Band
(Allan Block, Peter Siegel, Richard Blaustein)
- Ever See A Devil Uncle Joe
- Goodbye Miss Liza Jane
- Single Girl
- Stoney Point
Siegel - Grisman - Rose - Lowinger
- Stoney Point
|  Elektra EKL-292 (mono) = EKS-7292 (stereo)
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| 3 | 1971 | Allan Block & Ralph Lee Smith

- Morpath Rant
- Sugar In The Gourd
- Charlie's Neat
- Ways Of The World
- Finger Ring
- Been All Around This World
- Speed The Plow

- Polly Put the Kettle On
- Mississippi Sawyer
- Cruel War Is Raging
- Chorus Jig
- Georgia Railroad
- Rosetree #1
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| 4 | 197? | Allan Block Alive And Well And Fiddling

- Grub Springs
- Flop Eared Mule # 2
- East Tennessee Blues
- Hard To Love
- Money Musk
- Budded Roses
- Cider Mill
- Devil's Nine Questions
- Bunch Of Rushes
- Ain't No Use In Highhattin' Me

- Johnson Gal
- Rights Of Man
- Temple House
- Sandy River Belle
- Paddy On The Turnpike
- Two Brothers
- Sunny Home in Dixie
- Quince Dillon
|  Living Folk LFR 104
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| 5 | 1972 | Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra

- Farewell To Whiskey
- Money Musk
- Flight
- Petronella
- Kolendara Kolo
- Coleraine
- Prince William
- Irish American Reel

- Chorus Jig
- Huntsman's Chorus
- Petronella
- Auretti's Dutch Skipper
- Poor Old Woman
- Yarmouth Reel
- Maguinnis' Delight
| Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra consists of:
Allan Block, fiddle
Fred Breunig, fiddle
Art Bryan, guitar
Pete Colby, banjo, autoharp
Larry DeLorier, flute, piccolo, pennywhistle
Charlene Fagelman Morse, flute
Dave Fuller, accordion
Nicholas S. Howe, fiddle
Dudley Laufman, fiddle, accordion, harmonica
Ted Levin, fiddle
Bob McQuillen, piano, accordion
Vince O'Donnell, fiddle, electric guitar
Jack Perron, fiddle
Jack Sloanaker, string bass, piano
Dick VanKleeck, French horn
Jerry Weene, fiddle, mandolin, viola, banjo
Farm & Wilderness FW-3Dudley Laufman Papers
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| 6 | 1973 | The Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra Meets the F&W String Band

| Farm & Wilderness FW-4
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| 7 | 1974 | Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra Mistwold

| Farm & Wilderness FW-5
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| 8 | 1974 | Contra Dances: The Canterbury Orchestra

- Brisk Young Lads / Two And Sixpenny Girl (jigs)
- Starr Label Reel / Ned Kendall's Favorite (reels)
| 45 rpm Country Dance and Song Society CDS5
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| 9 | 197? | Folkscene Live - Old-Timey Vol. 1

Allan Block & Bill Jones
- Too Young To Marry
- Boys Of Blue Hill
- Grub Springs
| KPFK www.folkscene.com |
| 10 | 1976 | Ebenezer Tell It To Me

- Barlow Knife
- Ryestraw
- From Heaven To Earth
- Tell It To Me
- Quindaro Hornpipe
- Wagoner's Lad
- Turkey Buzzard
- Paddy On The Railroad
- Fiddler's Choice

- Dixie Beeline
- Louis' First Tune
- Hop Along Peter
- Reel Of The Hanged Man
- Little Liza Jane
- Girl Of Constant Sorrow
- Lynchburg Town
- George Booker | Ebenezer are: Nancy McDowell George Wilson Allan Block Biograph RC-6007
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| 11 | 1976 | Fox Hollow Lodge String Band Festival, Vol. 1 Comin' Home

Ebenezer
- Growling Old Man And Woman
- Polly Put The Kettle On

| Biograph RC-6008
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| 12 | 1978 | New England Contra Dance Music

Strathspey
- Hull's Victory
The Arm & Hammer String Band
- Medley: Kitty McGee/Hundred Pipers
Allan Block
- Double File
Strathspey
- Medley: Ross's Reel/Batchelder's Reel
George Wilson
- Swing Away
Strathspey
- My Home Waltz
The Arm & Hammer String Band
- Medley: Salhamanaca Reel/The Hunter's Purce/Tarbolten

Strathspey
- Medley: Turnpike Side/Tobin's Fancy
The Arm & Hammer String Band
- Medley: Goin' Uptown/Avalon Quickstep
Strathspey
- Medley: Farewell To Whiskey/Mara's Wedding
The Arm & Hammer String Band
- Medley: Apples In Winter/Hitler's Downfall
- Westphalia Waltz
Strathspey
- Mountain Ranger
|  Kicking Mule KM 216 Kicking Mule discography
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| 13 | 2001 | Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra

- Earl Of Mansfield
- Chorus Jig
- Coleraine
- Mistwold
- Starr Label Reel, Ned Kendall
- Maguinnis's Delight
- Prince William II
- Scotch Hornpipe
- Glenn Towle
- Reel de Jeunne Marie
- Madame Bonaparte
- Farewell To Whiskey, Money Musk
- Prince William
- Brisk Young Lads, 2 & 6 Penny Girl
- Petronella
- Irish American Reel
- La Gondeuse
- Poor Auld Woman
- Huntsmen's Chorus
- Petronella with calls
- Meeting Of The Waters
| Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra consists of:
Allan Block, fiddle
Fred Breunig, fiddle
Art Bryan, guitar
Pete Colby, banjo, autoharp
Larry DeLorier, flute, piccolo, pennywhistle
Charlene Fagelman Morse, flute
Dave Fuller, accordion
Nicholas S. Howe, fiddle
Dudley Laufman, fiddle, accordion, harmonica
Ted Levin, fiddle
Bob McQuillen, piano, accordion
Vince O'Donnell, fiddle, electric guitar
Jack Perron, fiddle
Jack Sloanaker, string bass, piano
Dick VanKleeck, French horn
Jerry Weene, fiddle, mandolin, viola, banjo Farm & Wilderness FANDW-CD01 "Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra with Dudley Laufman" The best of three LPs and one 45-RPM single
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 Allan Block & Nancy McDowell; from back cover of Living Folk LFR 104; photograper: Michael Coughlin

Allan Block with daughters Mona and Rory (from liner notes to Rory Block: Color Me Wild.- Alacazam! ALA 1003) Rory Block Official Life Story page
David Dowling's Music Musings on Allan Block  ("If anyone deserves to be written about, it’s him!") ("Allan tells me they hope to record a dad/daughter album before too long") ("Tonight Allan proudly told me he has recently become a great-grandfather")
www.roryblock.com
Doug Henkle's extensive Rory Block discography
Rory Block's early records
Allan Block is member of the population of Humbead's Revised Map of the World
 Rory Block with son Thiele in front of her father's Sandal Shop. West 4th St., NY (from front cover of 'Rory Block - The Early Tapes 1975 / 1976'; photography: David Gahr)
"Perhaps because of its proximity to the Square and the MacDougal Street clubs, perhaps because of the footwear of the time, Allan Block's Sandal Shop became a late afternoon hangout for anybody who knew where it was and what was going on there. As the singing faded in the Square, the hard core would gather at this comfy workplace to hear Mr. Block and friends play some music. These friends were the cream of the crop of touring traditional musicians - Doc Watson, Mississippi John Hurt, Clarence Ashley, a musical feast, with a menu that changed each week. Every time I managed to get in, I learned something ..."
from John Sebastian's liner notes to 'Rory Block: High Heeled Blues'
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